right. a more polished approach akin to some traditional talk shows would be nice to see. i thought thats what http://latenitemash.com was going to be or maybe it is (I havent followed it).
JD Lasica also has a good project that is somewhat relevant- http://www.realpeoplenetwork.com/ sull On 28 Mar 2007 06:17:35 -0700, Justin Kownacki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Frank @ Mefeedia mentions an interesting tactic, and one I've been a > proponent of for awhile: a "Meet the Videoblogger"-esque > behind-the-scenes culture that promotes the culture of videobloggers. > > I'd actually like to see the idea taken a bit further toward a "star > support" culture -- Veoh's Viral is a good comparison here. In a > perfect world, think "The Tonight Show" (or the late night show of > your choice), in which content creators are invited on as guests, with > a central host and a few roving reporters. > > Kind of like a "real" version of The Clip Show, with the "real" Jim > Kirks as the host... or me... ;) > > Is that something Mefeedia can make happen? > > Oh, and yes, creating great content is always the key to retaining a > healthy audience. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
